Id!
. r"
”who worm om
u
m mm’mrynm‘l ‘ minim”
muduh
the Maryanne
,3. mm " m I, do?
me. not puppedy soared audits nucleus to afterlipt it. ”"15"“! dreeeed mania
in homology mm in manner. ‘ He doetn’t fee] cmufortnble and hexcannot
in. an my mm for his unit twice to value, but no inure:- get any pleasure out of
one such unfortunate experience with our Clothing, for it is perfect in fit.
' Ham Polite loll. Vac
mentor la n.- Ila-d or lar-
, the Grand Jary'a Depart.
Mommamn—mmdsm,
.for'thootning report upon the lien-
W, the anbaequent miscarriage
and the wreaking of popular
, upon the Italian suspects in the
piano. will for the first time, prob-
nahpubllc the confection of Man-
l’olfk I’olita was one of the most in-
y , studies inthecase. Sometimes
maltoliugeronthe very border of
h». :hut, however that be, he was
... thananyof theothere to see the
“also! popular indignation. Early
that!” he nvideptly made up his mind
lain traitor to hie comrades and earn
] clemency by betraying them, and
after the trial hegun clamored wildly
the privilege of unbecoming himself.
‘ It liever leached the Jury.
no otalemunt he made never reached
” jury. The state claimed that while
roan ineriminated otherahe protested his
run innocence, and besides, there were
Winn: in his confession which
maestroy itsvalue. There was strong
' , against Politz, and it was pro
w to hold him prisoner. Notwith-
. hie seeming lack of reason the
Min understood this well, and another
_ gnaw upon him—a fear greater than
of the law. it was the dread of the
m8 and hidden murderous arm of the
m He knew its methods and power
‘ andwhen the bloated and crimson-
w little country woman whom be
“M his wife by right of possession came
h him and denounced him for having gone
back on his countrymen, he would no
,W at the food she brought.
.. . The Dead Ill'l Collusion.
W’s confession was made to the die-
wmy. About the same story .wae
laid to his attorney. and portions of it
untold at various times to those who
«no in contact with him( Said he: ”i
joined acertain eociet o my country—
: the president of which was Charles
W This society I supposed was
‘w for the benefit of my countrymen.
. "are-.." -_..t n have
"’t fumburs. '62: a
I x
tnanrS-"id'g'i‘r'" i
"daunting of the society at which
m Machesi and others were pres-
eat. It was there stated that the purpose
“the Ming was to decide who were to
‘do' Chief flennesoy. The names of the
mm placed in a box by numbers
and tell were. drawn therefrom. These ten
. ill were notified to meet and arrange the
manner and means of carrying out the
work allotted to them.
“Ina men met in a room over a place
owned by Button. The money was. then
durihuted among six men, each one re~
m about an.
‘ The Plan Agreed Upon.
“Twas asked to carry a sack of guns
hummer-ting room to the house of the
“at", Monuterio, on Girard. near
up. I Infused to do so, not knowing at
thettnewhy the guns were to be taken
‘ Matranga said he would carry the
' Ink. The plan agreed upon was that on
the night of Oct. it every one was to meet
‘ Wrio'a place.
. “Inherit boy was instructed to watch
approach of Chief Henneesy. lie was
tow-1t on Rampart street, and when he
Mauro that the chief was coming. be
waato pass llenneeey and run rapidly out
atreet, and when opposite Monaco
was to give the peculiar Italian
cued Fire on lien-my,
hiatle wan given by the boy
15 Monasterio opened
.otheothers, 'The chief!
IN chief!” The list then stepped out
through the aide door of Monasterio'e
duty. and through the large gate into the
m, Immediately opening flre upon the
,3. on the oppoaite ride, who was quietly
along. Scaledl. Mambo-i. Bag-
IIIInd Md!) killed the chief. _l
1‘Ialuot there-rm did not know anything
ht the killing until the following Sun-
\ morning."
Motto a question how he could
“Va-yet there thing; if be one not
he replied that Monartcrio told
‘, Illahoutlt. “Hook no part in the
m" be laid. "and did not know
MM no any Intoutlon on the part
anybody to kill Mr. Economy. lain lu-
“swarms-neon or while in
4th! "
Mid-an at Illa Attorneya.
Ablatthattmeof hlr. M’e appoint
. ulna-lithe grant ehangaln Polite
‘ and he was auspicious of
. .. ., aadpartleularly ofthe defend-
rrariro ”"3?" who run laughed
r
widen. . did not ea»
roam unjust distract.
‘ - . aetloae mulled in Mr. Theord'e
. _ ‘ and the appointment of fir.
a ”you, who act about obtaining
' Wellan’egood will. Hr. Flynn,
_ “the to more! way- to lmpm no
intention upon Polite, adopted a
, » Italha method to teat lilo
m alone with the prisoner Mr.
W lrlar allauofvraterto
atllf doe
m“
we
fir. old.
, all ,“lf you ve
, laudrla ” Pollutant-ted
. audition heuriledtheglata
‘- . hummus
our Pailta’a amen.
bleak mustache. while Polita'a defunwau
thathie upper lip wathlwaya ole-e ahavn.
lladhle bomber been produced the wltr
uaaeu might have identified him an the
man at the hilliugandl’olltawould have
been the- nioet important witnen for the
atate. '
Perhaps the brother anticipated some
such denoueruent and taught ufety in
flight. Bela laid to have returned to Italy.
n. chto flood more.
Onthemornlnxof March It there war
another great Burprlae. Flynn wastalklnz
with Pout: when Polita said in plain 1h-
gllsh (a language he had before claimed to
beignornntof), "Plaoeme upon the wit-
nma atand todayand I will tell all I know
~—-everythlng.” Mr. Flynn replied thathe
could not do that, but if Politz wished to
maheastatemcntall he had todo was to
rice in court, expres the wish to testify,
and the court would then doubtless permit
the lawyer to place the Sicilian on the
stand.
"Sealed! Killed the (Tl-loll"
Court opened. Politz was at the bar, so
was Mr. Flynn. The trial was resumed.
Several anxious eyes were on Politu He
seemed to feel that the time had come.
Polite arose and faced the court.
There wasu hush Polltxappeared calm
enough. Suddenly a look of intenseterror
overapread his features. Then cameacry.
The only words Politz spoke were in
Italian. “Scaffedi killedthe chief!" Then
the lucklua ltalian fell face forward upon
the floor. Had the heavy hand of the
Mafia reached forward and silenced the
telltale tongue? Anyhow, Politz waanever
again in condition to tatify. From that
moment the policy of Mr. Flynn changed
and the legal defense of Politz began. In
justice to Mntmnga, one of the suspects
mentioned by Polite, it is but. fair to say
that no connection with the Mafia was
proved against him upon the trial.
SENATOR CALL sxrppso.
There Wu Too Much Shootlng Nearby
to Plea-o lllll.
Tmnussrzu, April ill—The senatorial
light may he considered fully on. Call
has issued a long: manifesto claiming to be
in line with the Alliance. The (all men
claim liltyright members in caucus. An
altercatian between C. I. Harvey and J.
Alexander in the Leon llotel porch in the
afternoon arose from the senatorial tight.
Harvey gave Alexander the lie. Alexan—
der struck at Harvey. drew his revolver
and leveled at him.
The latter also drew a revolver and fired
at Alexander and retreated into the hotel.
Alexander came to the door. when liar-
vey shot at him again. and fired a third
shot as Alexander disappear-ed thmugh
the back door. The only damage mom
told. on d in the tn.» u! hunt”... the”.
groin are n»: [lit-re! mu a lively dmrnpede
of guest-u, S. mtnr Cull being among them.
'l'rm Sunday Ball Gan-es.
Locum“, April ill—Louisville won
the third game of the series from Column
bus sundny. Louisville jumped on Dolor:
in the second inning and pounded out
seven runs. Daily was very cfiective with
the exception of the first three innings.
The features of the game were. the fielding
of Donovan and the boiling of Beard and
Wolf. Attendance. 7.2313. The score was:
Columbus ............ 3 I! 0 fl 1 0 l 0 0-9
lattievilha ........... ,0 7 0 o 0 0 2 l x~i0
Bacchus: Columbus. 0: hmisville. ll. Er-
rors: Columbus. e; Louisville. it Batteriea:
Dolan and nurse. Daily and Foot.
ST. Loris, April lit—Sever before in the
history of bunchall in this city has an April
crowd turned out no strong as Sunday.
There were about 5.01)!) persons in Sporto
rnno park to witness the Cincinnati‘St.
Louis Klimt}. Special ground ruleshad to
be made, and it was agreed that any bit
into the crowd would be good for two
harm. The viditoru fielded fanltlesely. but
they could not find Slivetts. Crane mun
not only hit hard but he was wild. The
score; .
8t.lnuta..,..........3 0 l a 0 l 0 I 1—“
Cincinaui. ..... l) o o o z o o o 0—:
Baseline. St. 01113.13; Cincinnati. 1. Elmira:
8t. Inna»; Cincinnati. 1. Batteries; Burrito
and Doyle. Crane and Kelly.
Hauler: In Trouble.
lnl‘lsavltui, April lit—Warrant. chug.
ing conspiracy to defraud, 0thng money
under fol-re pretenses and embezzlement
were leaned against Theodore Sohwartl,
St, Columbus llrokenbaugh and Charles
l‘. Frank, president. cashier and teller. re»
epectively, of the defunct Schwartz bank,
which failed recently with llabilltloa of
“Edmund practically no aunts. Schwarta
and Frank were brought to police head‘
quarters by detective» at 7 o'clock, and
alter argument before Bond Commheioner
Thompwn. Were releaaed on meow bond.
each Warrants on similar ebarxee were
alao leaned against Frederick Juneau. of
the tame lnntltutlun, who disappeared the
day the firm anelgned.
Mean Ready Iar laveatlgatha.
Ptmros, Pa, April Ill-Mira Susan
Dlehlnaon said yesterday that she did not
fear any odielal investigation that might
bemadeofberdeallnge withheralater
Anna. She would remain in Film to
at out denied that Anna w» Insane war
beeaure the at that time preferred to term
her trouble delirium. like had not heard
awonifromeltherlhseward or beetle
for since the latter-‘e “element not made
public. and the did not lnteud at mount
i: visit momma?“ with them Her
wyor v to ally preceding
again-t Dr. Seward until matter-a then
develop morefully.aad thb rho had da-
ride-d to do.
1‘. Auburn April at.
Amanm Ila—moth Demoentr and
Kept: learn re agreed to adjourn on
Apr-um ‘l’bbwlllhathuarlhot
meatla myyearu The-ache Mllrvlll
prohabl have a hear-lay thin week and
after th the mmblywllluo
totbe rebate.
s.
‘ 8“ 1! “Miocene.
: ,
our. ....°::... mm
W “ferrite; m the
on river they-llama
beat to maintain. tom
lenient
WW
mum
minimal
rm Altered-rumoure-
«murmurs-luau.
metanyamlallcharm Themabe The
ltaly Will Wait for. Secretary
Elaine's Reply.
to 1mm mt AT vasomotor.
II b I” Believed “I. Will 'III 0.
So Far an tone-d Ill-later Porter Home.
What Would Benoit should Slob At
“on Be Taken?
liouupril la. -—The Opinione eaya: The
new: from Washington in the anbject of
much comment. if Mr. Blaine it unable
to make a categorical reply to Italy's sim-
ple and straightforward request we can
await the conclusion of each a strange
silence serenely and wit hon‘ lamentationa
or threate. Public opinion. however, on
both sidee of the Atlantic will hardly couh
alder dignified such a painful udmirflon of
impotence. __________ -
‘So Alana at Waahlng‘ton.
Wisnrxorox, April lit—There were no
developments in the Italian affair youter»
day, and the reviving interest taken in it,
on accountof the alleged intention on the
part of the Italian government to eignally
display its resentment by ceasing to have
any further diplomatic intercounw: with
the United States unless this govern-
ment shall respond to the commu-
nication of Premier Rudini within
such period an the Italian min-
istry is said to consider nethe utmost limit
which it can allow. the American govern-
ment for the making of its answer. has
lapsed into a disposition to quietly await
what the next two or three days brings
forth. "I‘m-re are very few persons who
believe that anything startling will occur
between now and Wednesday. and high
officials un- certainly incredulous as n»
spouts ll:rly‘s reported purpose to take
such a hostile step as would be that of or—
dering Mini~tcr Porter from Know.
It \"ould Not Help Italy.
Even should such an unusual and ex.
tmoniinary movement be made, contrary
to all expectations. it in said that it would
probably not rep-nit in actual war. but
only in an almost. complete severance of
all relations between the two countriea.
It is regarded, however, an almost certain
that it would result in a feeling of indig-
nation in this country which would
seriously prejudice the prospects of favor»
able option by this country on the Italian
suggestions for reparation and indemnify.
...,...., ......... ..., ante-aurua- .
Diplomatism though would veceivethe
newsnf the sewn-nee of diplomatic relu-
tions with profound regret, for the reason
that it Would for a long time be a cause of
vexution and annoyance and would call
for the exercise of extreme discretion and
fact in a great umny motions of compara-
tively trifling importance. Were the inter-
muse between the two countries once
ouudeml by resentment it would reniler
reconciliation very difficult and only to be
secured by the cumbersome good offices of
some intermediary and might result a:-
a similar brunch several years ago be
tween Great Britain and Venezuela
resulted in the official ignoring by
each colmtry of the fact that the other can
bated through it reluctance on the port of
either to make advances after the unimm
ity engendered had vanished. But it i:
thought mrfaiu that these complications
will not occur and that the two countrkr
will again been harmonious terms with
out anything alarming having taken place.
Then- wu-r nothing to be learned today
in respect to the looked for anon-er of Sec
rotary Blaine lo the note sent by Marque
Imperiali. and Secretary Blaine had no in
formation to communicate tothe public of
the subject of the Italian incident.
SHOT DEAD BY A MOB.
Two Harden-rt Killed in Their Calla at
Zeal-ad. Wank.
Titan“. “Huh. April blur-aloha liner
and Thomas Kiwanis, two murderer»,
were abut-lend in their cells at Zululand
yesterday by a mob of about fifty lumber!
men, who ovcrxmwvrml the jailer, killed
the two prisoner» and then scattered in
different directiona.
[Deva-fated by a ban.
Gauorxuu. um. April ldmA dam in
Nichol's pond. above the rflt'llllllffl rail
road, at llahlu'inville, gate way Sunday.
The break wan anneal by the heavy rain:
of late. The wafer carried «way both main
track» of lhr railroad. trunking labels or
feet long by '5! feet dew, and landing the
ratio and lien 500 feet away on the bank of
the Otter river. The highway who badly
washed and Nichole machine shop we» to
great danger of being destroyed. the form
flatlou being badly shaken by the force of
the trailer and the railroad iron against It.
A family horned l‘reeleau, occupying a
from near the darn. had a narrow escape
from drowning, their home being floated.
y were reward, however, on a raft.
The damage to estimated at $3.511).
flared fro- the Utopia.
New Your, April lit-«The Italian lmral-
manta saved form the wreck of the l'topia
andwho were lmmghl to this» city were
landed at the barge ofllce sanitary. Many
afthemrnourn the lore of aomefrieudor
relative, and In acme instances only one
member-of a whole family wan left. 0!
onefamlly of eight only the father and
moon reached hare. Captain Harv. of
the Anglia. the eteamer which brought
the needed immigrants here, etood by the
registry elerlr’a deck at the terminate
by to be nut-term. and to each he
gave twelve dollara. It wattbe difleloa of
that?“ that budhaaa aubaerlhdforthrlr
Ia .
A tomaae‘ flu-reatta- called.
New You: April Ina-About in In»
hereunto Phllmmmfthb
uptown-armour
fllE lillilll‘llllillotlll.
am a flea-and Bel-pt” III! In at
‘ 0W!
New Your, aprll law-All arrangement!
have now been completed for thefnrth-
earning annual reinvention of the Bepuhllo
an lam of the United titular. Porno-re
daye Secretary Humphrey has been receiv-
ing very flattering reporte of the strength
of the emanation. The conventionmhhh
will bethelarmeltonaln tbhlatoryofthe
loam. will begin ltaaatalonaln thallnala
ball, Cincinnati, at noon on April 21. There
will be 1,019 delegates preaent. There will
be two dehumathrpfromeachetate
organization of the league and two dele-
sales from each congreeaioual dietrlct in
which there are one ,or more pa. t
blican eluha, together with tho pleat
n of “each state’- league
All allure of the Rational leaguearedale
plea ea-olllcio.
The national Iecretary, Andu‘wnhlil‘rvm.
rey,willo headquarter: art . ar
10:)“ 1..”me at the Grand hotel.
Cincinnati, April Is. The twentyhllveV-lle
publicau clubs at Cincinnati have perfected
arrangementa for the comfort of the dele
gates and the euceeea of the convention
The hotels have nearly all reduced their
ratee during the convention. All the traffic
mutations have granted reduced fare,the
railroads agreeing to tell tickets on the
certificate plan. All apedal certificat—
rnuat he eigned by Secretary Humphrey.
0n the evening of April of a Republican
league mass meeting will be held in the
great Music hall, which has aeapacity of
infill). The meeting will be under the
auspices of the league. Among the week
are invited are Jamae G. Blaine, Chauncey
M. Depew, John C. Spooner, «Secretary
W. B. Allison, General Rune“ A. Alger,
ethiovernor J. B. Foraker, llon. John M.
lungston. William McKinley, Jr., and
Thomas B. Reed, of Maine.
tad
Caul- Wuo Aeqnltte-d and Illa Divorced
' Wile lie-arried "in.
DALLAS. Tex, April lit—in the can of
W. l". (If:§ll. on trial here for the murder
of I". 1'. Young, the jury rendered a ver~
diet of acquittal. Till‘i cau- hm excited
great inn-rest in the moth. It ioailrgrd
that anmzzlwl been criminally intimate
with Mm. l'nsb. (‘ash followed Young
through several states, until he overtook
him at Dallas. Here Cash shot Young on
the streets.
In the meantime Mrs. Cash and her hnaw
[rind had been divorced. The divorced
wife, however, came to Dallas during the
trial of her husband. and after the reluae
of (limb from custody, the former husband
and \I’ifr were remarried at a hotel.
1'- Organlue Democratic “an
Wasmxuros, April in -'I"be lion. W. R.
Wilson, of “’r-st \‘irgiuiaJeft “'Mhingv
ton today for the went for the purpme‘ of
organizing llvrrmcratic elulau. like trip
will extend to Tucomu. Wash, and will
occupy several months. According to the
official announcement he goes asthe rep
nocntntiw of the Sutiounl inoculation of
Democratic rlube. which has perfected a
plan of ormrniwliuu which int-u met with
the approval of menxl-crsof the national
and congresruinual committees. The plan
isnow being put into operation slum
fully, and long before the full campaign
urpelratlwre will he a Democratic club in
every voting precinct in the United Statue.
Besides the via- preeiulent oriented for each
state there will be a correspondent and
organizer for each county. and the whole
will be dimtnl from Waabington, wit
the advice and cooperation of the several
Mute, national and congressional commit
tree.
Torn Ill-nan! Wan.
MILWM’KEK, Wm, April to. —0oe of the
mmt desperate bottles ever fought in the
northwr‘of took place at Cedar Lake, “13.,
on the Wisconsin Central line. between
Tom Kionnrd, the "Michigan Cyclone,"
how of this city. and Mike Queenan, the
Chicago stockyanle stunt. The ring wt:
pitched in an open field. and about ax
“to?“ from thin city. with a delegation of
ill) from Chicago. were conveyed to the
neon» by a special train. The light wan for
a purseof to» and 7?- and 25 per cent. of
the mmipte. Kennanl Indicted terrible
punishment own Quiet-nan. and when the
latter mine up for the fourteenth and last
round both his eyes were closed, and lien-
nanl dealt him blow after blow on the
neck and jaw. Queenau then deliberately
fonlnl him to save blrmeif from a knock
out. and the referee awarded the light to
Kennard.
They round a Can of NIIro-tllyeorlao.
“’Adrlfmrox. Pa, April lt~Abonl four
miles from title plma two quart can of
nltnyulycerine explmlal, luatantly killing
Tom Moulds, Jr.. aged fifteen. and probe
bly fatally injuring his younger lumber.
William. and twelve. The two boya had
found the can, which they rammed wry
erupt}. and ”truck it again" a fence poet,
analog a terrlbie eaploalon. Parts of the
body of the elder boy. who was killed to
nearly, were found an feet from the scent
of the ambient. The younger boy war
blown about llo feet firms]: the ale end
was found in an allowing orchard. lie lo
Internally injured.
fractiona- lle’ta a "neat
Atrium. April ll-The content for ad
ntealoo an the eighth club In the latrratau
Ml league has been decided in favor
«Providence. which train will he man
and by W. ll. Mellonlgle. who era-anal
the National league learn to Brooklyn lull
year. Ahanllluhtwaolaadebyltaadall.
Inbaaon, in favor of llarvlaburg to
planet Newark, but the other club-fa
rend Pm John '1'. booth. at
Troy: W. W. Bantam. of New Haven
aarl‘l’hornae York, of Altar, compels
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INPusolelf.‘
|4*‘s°"'h""flin Street.
court-If nonthK.
E Masonic Building,
NORWALK.
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GREAT Bunches.
David-Slow,
wet-W9 . "use“
Graduate Optician
IIIJMER» ,B. IIIIYT’S,
II lortlr Iain Street.
filaeaea lifted to all complicated cameo. (‘om-
mud in preacrtption or
E3" of old lease. Sandor-alum guaranteed.
china for
testing ayea ‘
h l “Mlammfl
@mw "in:
mm obtain aapaadyJ‘l-iaud hem
r- "rumored.“- ,
e rriol square, uuw roux.
m: In
Clover Farm Creamery
BUTTER,
III ROLLS. FINEST HIDE.
Ererthly buy.» it. Sold only by
B. F. Stevens,
hll'Slf‘ "ALI. BIAN‘K. m.~'.'i‘.’w
$500 Reward.
.\ Howard of Fun- ilunulrnl lhliun v. :31 be:
Mud by the Sole: ”he'll of Nov lawn of Sum ark
for fln- zrr' ml mmiu lion of flu- port; or
punter artful. on) of the recent inwmimry
fan" in still luv. :1. ohm) .‘Jli‘ll that may nu‘ur
llt‘l'l after,
St‘li‘til. DASKAM. rSeln-trnrn of
N SHS J.(‘il.\‘~\'. ‘. firm tm‘u
.I R W. llfiYMHXii. inf Sim-uni.
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W. E. ”URGES. Weetport.
Insurance Building. South lorwalk. ,
Special Attractions which Deserve Atten-
tion This Week.
mo.“-
Special Opening
IN All. IIEPARTMENTS.
._._.... -... . ..
DRESS GOODS.
WE make special mention of our BLACK ill DUDS. ml which We
are headquarters. Surges. Mohairs and Honricttns. \v - will
sell at a rum-h ndIur-cd rate this week to unload our immense
stock. “or prices at thc present are for below the average mark:
but m- are bound to elf-arr up. if prices will do it. Huunricttas
from 35¢ up. Surges from :m- up. Mohairs from 27-0 to the: best to
be procured.
Colored Dress Goods.
CASHM FIRES. Hamil-Has. St‘l’gt's. )lolrairs. Fluids and Stripes in
all the nmwst Spring textun-s: are liner and clrmuwr than
over before. '
/ _..-
TRIMFu’iiNGS
ix all llw latest fashions to match. which We are running this
St‘ilfinfl were never richer. and our stock urrrhrures o-vl-orvthiug
desirable. While all the above luvllflnlunl grinds are at {apt-vial
prim-s this Wt‘vk. we \vuuld rail particular flitt'lliiull luthis um-
irw of All Won] 6-: (’Iu-vinls of file per yard. in all thu- HPW'Q‘SI
color-lugs.
Hosiery, Underwear and Gloves.
l'll iiosicry tin-partition: at prose-lit is t'iImplclcw—t'\‘t'rt'illilip; now
and frradh for the Spring wand taking u-vcrvtlring into u-mrsid-
oration. elm-k the largest u-vcr displayed. stylf-s the best. qualitv
guarumm-d. «\‘v’u (tr. Wu- an- proud to say. without anv embol-
rasmn-ul. that \\‘t' rm- wuy in the load of everything wt displuvml
m thid vicinity. Iiivv u: an curly call and prm-uri- thu- urchin.
Wu- :tlsu roll particular attention to one case of Lariivs' Ribbed
Vests. ru-mrlarly sold at We each. but with this wot-It's srm-iultios
Wu urv offering flu-m for ‘2 iv t‘ill‘ll.
GINGHAMS.
.V E Imrulml and fifty olivarr-nl styles of Fancy Ilrussfiinglmms
juslinweivml. on which our price will be 8.31- pcr vuni as lulu:
as they lost. which will not be long. for in "flu-ring llimu- gmuls at
such a wmurkuhly low uriu-u- they on- sure to go quick. Uwr
forty tin-ea path-rim sold last Saturday.
' I
ladles Jackets, Wraps and tapes.
HE largrml and beat nmrmm-m of Jacki-tux. [Muir-d “from and
T (taped forllw String steam» in now on exhibition. and will
mention a few of i to [out values. as fullruws: SHE». 32.50.1343,!“
tam, MM and $7,011»,
All the Popular Styles.
Before purchasing elsewhere call and see
our display.
unnumusroa customs msuus
AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES.
item on IIclIll’s PIITEBNS.
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. 8. SMITH
l
llihble 8:. comment’s.
VEBIIIIIIT
SeedPolatoes
WHITE STIR,
7 8mm [IF IIEBRIIII.
flflll BOSE.
Dibble &. lomsluck.
Spring Styles
HATS
l.\‘ ALI. ulullrls .\Xl) corpus ”I"
Still and Soffflulstilkflals
llny'. Hub and f ‘npe. f'msh flab for lit-n and
Buy ~. Smriu Sufi lien for Men at
KNAPP’S,
9i Washington St.
Particular Attention Paid to Filing,
meaning and Ironing Silt Hats.
Wall Pape‘rSl
sunlifé'fuis.
tin:- u~vnmnmr of Paper [longingd is the
Lug»; urn-l fim~1 in the You-n of Nur-
naih. “'e bun,- rnrr
mm Halls of New Patterns
Full Tilt: SPRING TRADE.
A line of Bills at 20 and 25 cents
l’iii’. lkrl’mji HULL.
.\ full line ”1' Mite-fl Points. f‘uaru'h (ml-ml»
and \" '- v~lw~. ('l’ln‘hr‘ll" fipar l'nmr-usif‘mn.
lit-x: \rfmh‘ Henri-ch. ll-lfu'lrcm' Hard
\V: :n‘. wrunl Hum and Furniture.
PAINTING.
Paper Hangingfiind calcimininv.
L. H. Decker,
7‘) “‘ishiumun Street Sn. Surmtlk.
J. 0. JENNINGS.
Paper’flanger,0alciminer,Painter
.\ ml tinder in
Will PlPEIl IIII) BORDERS.
hi .Vnrlh Slain .lf'rz'f. fin, Surwgrlk.
‘hmuy-lu- Imxlp. nf full lino lulu-J nfvlm u!
lurch. Ih‘luh'l- ,aml Hm .‘ulnululmrd tut-m ta
hnuwa for flute! no». on it utm- l.) inn—[3L
in: 1‘! l2 «llllmlf‘ . h. rrinlly chm.
GBLD. SILVER. NICKEL
AM all kind. of {linH/al
PLATING
”who at
49 Wale: Street, South Nowell.
Anything plat-"ll from a rm er rin ' (on Move.
A u m well) made of Table \ uru. llel‘lnlehlnx
nnrl‘ law-merit»; all Mmld of bra» work.
f'hamluhwd. limiting: Lam m. ('nnello Mir-lie
"nary, Mn mu». l'lauvln. .m lu- and Ileana
thumbing dune.
Wort none rt Short letter and
Satisfaction Bumnteerl.
and! If
cureg‘lheumttltm
’ oral u lot flooded
Arr, umtixuumn and an
I'mnmlte.
’IlJI m. ‘I'Mfrili’l’
infirmity reliable fut-unr-
In? 'ller in on tonne. For
n 0 mm «Mira. rumor
rem- u but. It. A. "ILL.
l’n xrietor. hm lid MO.
or from.“ ”dos.
Apotheraryjouth Somali. roan. film
WI [IF THE MANUFACTURER,
"Vii MIL}! mvmr
rue l'antl
rml‘u ' ’
mum manufacturer“
in mmwtfw‘fimdl
learner-‘3' 'at m wiping
ill.»
he‘ll“: W hall the
flaw Boner-on
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